Showing posts with label The Persona Vol 2: the Green-Fleshed Fiends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Persona Vol 2: the Green-Fleshed Fiends. Show all posts

Monday, April 1, 2019

ANOTHER PERSONA TEASER FROM KEVIN BRODEN...


Kevin Paul Shaw Broden is designing some intriguing interiors for "The Persona, Vol 2: The Green-Fleshed Fiends". For now, they stay concealed, but I can at least share another teaser.

It's Broden's test run of Professor Tarr, a significant character in the Airship 27 Productions sequel. I consider Tarr one of my most fascinating figures. He'll sure give Michael Mansford, the Persona, a run for his mystical money.


The esoteric Tarr exhibits a dash of Beethoven and Tarzan in his looks. Yeah, that trace of Johnny Weissmuller isn't coincidental, though this cat is no jungle inhabitant, let alone a great musical composer. He's more a super-mentalist maestro with powers that twist reality's confines. (Pardon the humble appraisal--ha, ha.)

In addition, "Green-Fleshed Fiends" offers other characters to delight Persona fans, including sweet Stacey Standish, who just so happens to mirror a certain screen siren. 


Indeed, things continue to progress in a most positive way.  (Oh, btw, Airship 27 publisher Ron Fortier has confirmed that Chris Rawding's Vol 2 cover is nearing completion. Hot diggity!)

Saturday, February 16, 2019

THE PERSONA VOL 2: KEVIN BRODEN'S MARVELOUS MELODY QUEUE


As Kevin Paul Shaw Broden sketches away on my Airship 27 Productions novel, "The Persona, Vol 2: The Green-Fleshed Fiends" (shortened from "Enter the Green-Fleshed Fiends"), I decided to share (if only to clinch my readers' interest) another test-run sample of his wondrous work.

It's an amalgam of the sequel's seductive competitor to virtuous Stacey Standish: a raven-haired beauty of eccentric and mystical means named Melody Montorto. 


I won't reveal any more on the character here, except to say that I believe folks will be drawn by her, as much as I'm drawn to Broden's beautiful queue. (I also believe the above could act as a blueprint for some cute, cut-out dolls, if ever my novel went the big-time, merchandising route.)

For those still smitten with the stunning Standish, fear not, for she's still the apple of Michael Mansford's transcendent eye. (Say, isn't that a photo of sweet Stacey below? Nah, too sultry and yet...)


As always, stay tuned for more details. Little by little, "The Persona Vol 2" is reaching fruition.